was defeated. >> bob inglis was defeated in a republican primary, 79% to 21%.ow, how many times has an incumbent who isn't in prison or facing a prison sentence lost his own primary by 79% to 21%? this was overwhelming. but, what's happened is... >> hockenberry: the smile on your face suggests, "man, we won one." >> of course we won one. >> we're on the cord and o grandchildren, our great-grandchildren are gonna read... >> hockenberry: this climate hearing in the lame duck congress was inglis's last. >> ...your child is sick. 98 doctors say treat him this way, two say no, this other is the way to go. "i'll go with the two." you're taking a big risk with those kids. >> that was a very key factor in ten to 15 congressional districts in the 2010 election, wherstrong suprters of climate change legislation ended up being defeated. >> and there is nothing like a loss in an election to promote fear in the survivors. and that's exactly what happened in the united states congress. >> hockenberry: beyond washington, in wave after wave, the skeptic tactic of fighting scie

up sixty four percent of all outstanding derivatives well joining me from miami to explain is bob inglis he's contributing editor for zero heads guess contributing editor for economic policy journal dot com and he is going to help us sort all of this out so first of all bob thanks so much for. in studio in miami today thank you very much it's great to be here again it's great to have you let's back up to what i was talking about kind of in the beginning of my intro about kind of a regulatory cliff that may force investors into government debt so let's kind of look at what could go into this so we have the f.d.i.c unlimited insurance on non-interest bearing transaction accounts that is set to expire december thirty first two thousand and twelve now bank of america had a report that there had reported on saying that there's about one point six trillion dollars in deposits that fall under this umbrella so do you think there will be an impact on investors from this change and what do you anticipate it to be . i think you'd be naive to think that there's not going to be some kind of some kind

right now we want to go back to fred inglis. >> reporter: it seems like he has become a favorite target. he throw 60 times for 400-some yards. 4 touchdowns. seems like you know coming in throwing was going to be a big part of the offense today. you had to play catch up. gives up three touchdowns, did it step up then? say we gut to start throwing more? >> we knew we had to put points on the board. that is our mentality. we just kept it that way. >> reporter: palmer with three interceptions, were it looked at times the offense, receivers and quarterbacks were not always on the same page, what was going on? >> you can't point at anybody, it is our mistakes. we will come back and correct it. >> reporter: again, this is a game, 32 points, how disappointing was it? >> realty disappointing. a lose is a lose. we will fight harder next week. >> reporter: good luck next week. thank you for taking the time. one of the bright spots in the receiving core. looked like the receivers and carson palmer were not on the same page, that is perhaps why three interceptions were taken by the buccaneers. remem

fred inglis has more including a candid moment by the owner. >> reporter: it was an emotional raiderfensive players, defensive player and even mark davis understands the raider nation is not very happy. >> i apologize to them as well. i'm embarrassed for them because they live and die as a raider fan and i feel for them. i really do. we're going to get it right if for anybody it's for them. >> you heard the boos. >> i didn't hear the boos, no. >> well my point is -- >> but i can feel how they feel because i feel the same way, i'm a fan. and i take responsibility for it and i'm going to get it right. >> you want to win now, really bad. i'm doing my best not to cry on camera but you know, it hurts man when you don't win. >> stats are really relevant when you don't get the w. the bottom line is, if you don't win the stats are irrelevant, i don't care what they were. >> reporter: so it's on to cincinnati with palmer and it's also a game where the raiders hope to break their losing streak. fred inglis for sports wrap. >>> jay cutler is out, alex smith is expected to play but as of yet no

. ♪ [ continues ] [ gasping ] >>> fred inglis is in for mark ibanez.gh spot for alex smith and we hear for him. >> stand up guy. it is hard to feel sorry for millionaire football players. alex smith used to be an unwritten rule, players don't lose their jobs to an injury but that is what happened. gave colin kaepernick a spotlight to shine. >> he invested so much time. like i said, really feel like -- you know, i haven't done anything besides to get a concussion to facilitate this. >> meanwhile the raiders keep extending the drama around rolando mcclain. number 55 rolando mcclain missed his second straight practice after a confrontation with the head coach. he said he was no longer a raider and looking forward to joining an actual team. >> this is something that we got -- we got to make a decision as a organization and we will make sure we make the right decision. i mean, i am not sure what signal anybody is looking for. we are going to -- we are going to, you know, make a decision and that is what we will do. >> commit. one bit of good news is darren

so they call me and they call my father el inglis, the english guy. so when they call me that and when my name suffered many different spellings. later on in life, in the 70's, i had many identification cards with names like coffee that i didn't drink at the time, so i began drinking coffee later on, names like caufildo and garfield, my favorite one, that made me wonder if the bureaucrats at the id office knew that i really love cats. without my garfield id, i left havana in 1981 and went to zurich, switzerland, thanks to james joyce. my dancing there became walking through the silence of the city. instead of people looking at me like my family did when i was a child, people began to ask me, where are you from? i felt disoriented, exiled. the changing perception of nature, religious views, philosophical and political opinions, botanical knowledge and idiomatic sounds, everything new. i asked myself many times for a specific reason why my irish family went to cuba and began searching for missing pieces of my irish history in irish, cuban, and catalan a

ingly wish i could pick your brain for another couple hours, but we've got to get to the weather forecast. "the god problem." i suggest you head over to the bookstore or maybe go online and get it on your kindle. topper? >> yeah, good stuff. >>> all right, let's talk about the cooler weather. it was 72 here on monday. 65 on tuesday, although a footnote, that 65 occurred at midnight. 49 y.51 today. shooting for 54 tomorrow. the temperatures have taken a tumble. average high is about 59. the live look outside, the live weather cam. there's a game going on. right now 47. high again only 51. dew points in the 30s. winds are northeast at 6 and the pressure has gone up just a little bit since the last hour. satellite picture radar combined. we will talk about this storm out in the west later tomorrow and the next day. and in fact that's where all the storminess will be for travel day before thanksgiving. for us tonight though. that's the system bringing us the high clouds and the lower clouds today and tonight and i had to put a chance of the sprinkle here because of some of the precipitation m

ingly know weird. >>> coming up next in our 5:00 hour we are following that breaking news from fremont. police on the sen scene of a deadly officer involved shooting. >>> also a frightening scene in oakland's china town. it involved an out of control car and teenage driver. stay with us. >>> good morning. . we are following breaking news from fremont. police on the scene of a deadly officer involved shooting. the information we learned just a moment ago. >>> we are live in oakland where a son picking his dad up from work makes a near fatal mistake. what authorities believe led him to crash. >>> the polls are showing the race for president is a dead heat just one day before the elections. how the super storm may effect the voting. >>> we are looking for one extreme to the other this week. today that

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fred inglis has more on the guy that stole the show. >> reporter: mcfadden made the cover of the play as a rookie he's phenomenal. very explosive. i didn't know he had that in him. >> it meant everything to me. having my friends and family out here to support me, it was an awesome feeling. >> we came out and fought in every play. we take pride. even when we were down, we were down by 18 we knew we were still in the game. we just made some plays down the stretch. >> we had some critical errors, i had some critical errors. we need to clean up. we need to really be firing in all cylinders and especially in critical parts of the game. too many mistakes, too mistakes were made. >> reporter: martin was compared to ray rice, not good news for the raiders that visit ray rice next sunday, and probably without mcfaden. >>> the 49ers had to buy this week and during the time off saw a division team that started out on fire couldn't its losing streak. had to face aaron rogers and the packers in lambeau field. crabtree will get caught but not before he reaches the goal line to complete his scoring

. >>> mark's off tonight, fred inglis is in. >> golden state, they wanted to start a season 3-0 on thed for the first time in 18 years. but sacramento wasn't going to let some out of towner crash their home opener. the kings head coach does it all for sacramento. even cleans up the pavilion. sacramento started with three straight road losses. cousins was playing in front of friends and he impressed. curry just 3 for 15. but his triple here make it is 89-84 kings. golden state out scored the kings in the 4th. clay led the team with 22. the kings led by two. curry for the victory, no way. sacramento wins its first game of the season. 94-92. >>> the raiders are busy as we speak looking for a running back to come in and perhaps fill a void. of course at the midway point of this season, impact free agents are about as rare as a hen's teeth. mcfadden's backup suffered the same injury, and there's serious doubt either will play in baltimore. about 70,000 fans of doug martin had fun yesterday. yesterday he martinnizeed the team he grew up cheering for. rushed for a total of 250 yards. embarras

. >>> mark's off tonight, fred inglis is in. >> golden state, they wanted to start a season 3-0 on thefor the first time in 18 years. but sacramento wasn't going to let some out of towner crash their home opener. the kings head coach does it all for sacramento. even cleans up the pavilion. sacramento started with three straight road losses. cousins was playing in front of friends and he impressed. curry just 3 for 15. but his triple here make it is 89-84 kings. golden state out scored the kings in the 4th. clay led the team with 22. the kings led by two. curry for the victory, no way. sacramento wins its first game of the season. 94-92. >>> the raiders are busy as we speak looking for a running back to come in and perhaps fill a void. of course at the midway point of this season, impact free agents are about as rare as a hen's teeth. mcfadden's backup suffered the same injury, and there's serious doubt either will play in baltimore. about 70,000 fans of doug martin had fun yesterday. yesterday he martinnizeed the team he grew up cheering for. rushed for a total of 250 yards. embarrassi

>> the fact is that for most middle class and working-class americans, the politics seems incre ingly inremoved from their everyday experience in their life. and there is a current of distrust and anger towards washington, that is so deep right now. >> when we turn on our tvs, our raasor pick up our newspapers we read about what is going in ng our federal and state governments and we start to believe that you don't care about us. we hear that corporate welfare continues and that ceos get six-figure bonuses at taxpayer expense, and we wonder who are working for.r and we look across the kitchen table at our familie eating ramen noodles for the the third time this week and wonder how that's fair. we read that the wealthy get bigger tax breaks in hopes that their moneywill "trickleey down to us. then we turn the page and we read about how our school districts are forced to cut staff again. >> that's one of the biggest things that changes in this period. money becomes more important for campaigns and it also becomes much more important in terms of lobbying which in some ways is the more im

ingly just realize there are so many people who are much more in need than i am who have fallen into harder times. they haven't had the resources. now that i am getting my life back together, i wanted to give back and just get the good feeling that i'm feelinglike rewarding myself for getting it together and i can help others as well. >> reporter: those who come out will not get a small taste of thanksgiving. they will get a full feast. ham, turkeys, potatoes, you name it. they will get a whole lot in this meal. that opens at 9:00. they will feed about 5,000 people. goes until 2:00. if they run out, there will be boxed lunches available. so anyone who comes between 9:00 and 2:00 today will have to get in line, but they will get a meal. and james, just talking about the volunteers. they stress it is great to have everyone out here. they have volunteers-year-old looking ahead to the christmas meal. they still need a lot of people for that meal. back to you. >> absolutely mike, thank you for the update. if you want more information on how to volunteer with glide, head to their website.